Sentence examples for reason grounding from inspiring English sources

Barbara Herman has urged philosophers to "leave deontology behind" as an understanding of Kant's moral theory on the grounds that the conception of practical reason grounding the Categorical Imperative is itself a conception of value.

The reason grounding is so powerful is it reduces and prevents inflammation from occurring in the body, which in turn prevents inflammation-related health disorders.

Because she has no more reason to choose one alternative over another initially, the reasons grounding her wants must be available to her only after the initially relevant reasons are exhausted.

But these reasons will never come into conflict with reasons grounded in my own individual well-being.

For instance, Germany has legislation that is truly protective of personal data, for obvious reasons grounded in its history.

Each of the reasons grounded by either of these latter two principles will be both agent-relative and external, for an agent simply may not care about her culture's standards or her biological needs.

Since a legitimate political authority with a right to rule is predicated on the fact that citizens have moral reasons grounded in the right to rule to obey it, the right to rule engages citizens at a deep moral level.

This good fit is practically useful, but intellectually not very satisfactory, because the familiar or Forward Weibull distribution is a purely empirical construct and there have seemed to be no reasons, grounded in either atmospheric physics or probability theory, why wind speeds should conform to this model.

There is never a shortage of reasons grounded in realpolitik.

For this reason, ground reaction force could be used to measure bone strain.

The ground can be used as an energy source, an energy sink, or for energy storage and for this reason ground characteristics should be available.